Burlington High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Burlington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

” viv ee Ae IO Seargt F eS ay i ARROWHEAD Kuowledge A's Powee’ Staff Editor-in-Chief Robert Given Assistant Editor Nancy Richardson Business Managers Charles Newton William Harvey Sports Editors Barbara Guertin George Mosnicka Art Editor Sandra Russo Pictures Mary O'Leary Published by the SENIOR CLASS of 1961, Burlington High School Cipla. Classmates: We, the class of 1961, have reached the end of our high school days. We are about to step out into a world filled with untold new adventures and offering unlimited and challenging opportunities. Although we are anxious to step out into the new, we are reluctant to leave the old. We should like to remember Burlington High School forever as we leave it today and for the many close friends we have made. It is the purpose of this book to keep these many delightful memories alive. It is the Editor’s fond hope that in the years to come you will turn to these pages and recall the excitement of a basket- ball game, the pleasures attached to a prom, the hilarity of our senior play, some of our classroom adventures, and maybe memories of a friend you have not seen for years. ROBERT GIVEN at ined Biers We, the Senior Class of 1961, respectfully dedicate this issue of the Arrowhead to Mr. Charles L. Nugent. All of us sincerely appreciate his help and guidance both as math teacher and as counselor. Message TOM the Superintendent To the Seniors: To you, the Class of 1961, | offer my heartiest congratulations. As a class you have achieved well scholastically and have impressed me with your wonderful cooperative spirit, eager to make a success of every undertaking. If you, as individuals, carry this determination into your future fields of endeavor, your life, | am sure, will be a successful and happy one. As you take leave of us, be assured that we of the School Department stand ready to counsel and advise you in any way possible. JEROME J. LYNCH Superintendent of Schools. saps fhe MH Nfice To The Class of 1961: A new day is dawning. As you go forth into a world distraught with indecision and upheaval, it is most important that you apply sound judgement and critical thinking to formulate wise decisions. While you have been students at Burlington High School, the Guidance Department has tried to direct and prepare you to face the complexities of adult life. As you leave your Alma Mater, it is my earnest hope that by following our counsel, your fondest hopes will be realized and that each of you will have a most successful and happy future. Congratulations and good luck! MARY L. BILLINGS Director of Guidance Sa dea fo The Class of 1961 will be the last class to grad- vate from the present high school building. This will be the 22nd class and it will be the largest. Burlington has had many changes during these twenty-two years with the most startling of these within the last twelve years during which you have attended school. The complexion of the town has changed from a small, rural suburb to a large munic- ipality having a tremendous influx of industry. A great many of the industrial plants located in the town are involved in making products which had not been invented when you started the first grade. In order to cope with these changes, the municipal officers of Burlington were fore-sighted to develop plans for the expansion of the facilities involved in the operation of town government. The School Committee, especially, has built three beautiful ele- mentary schools and under construction we have the new high school which will be occupied next Fall. In addition, there is another committee formed to build still another elementary school. The major problem to be faced in the immediate future is that of the junior high school aae students. MRE rincipal You, as the graduating class, will now take your places in the town as citizens and upon your shoul- ders will fall many of the burdens of the operation of government. We of the Faculty sincerely hope that you have learned well your lessons in order that you may be enabled to perform your duties in an outstanding manner. The entire Faculty and | join in wishing you good luck in all of your future endeavors. JAMES M. HORTON Principal MR. THOMAS MOHAN Assistant Principal Miss Grey Mr. Fogelberg Me Puente! Mrs. Niles Mrs. Bruce Mr. MacDonald M r. Deechan Miss Rogers Miss Murphy Mrs. Sweeny Miss Maciel Mrs. Wadsworth Mrs. Murphy Mr. Flowers Mr. Cahoon Mr. De Masi Mrs. Morris Mr. Ahern Mrs. Elli Miss Cronin Mrs. Granfield rs. Ellis Class ficers LON HOWELL, President GAIL SWETT, Secretary MARILYN MATTHEWS, Treasurer MARILYN CUNNINGHAM, Vice President “Bootie” AGNES EILEEN ALLEN Favorite Saying: ‘| don’t care.’ Pet Peeve: Boys who say they don’t care. Favorite Memory: July 16, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Talking. School Activities: Record Club, Basketball, Glee Club, Car Wash, Art Club, Prom Com- mittee, Dance Committee, Pep Squad, Mock Election. Secret Ambition: To own a clothing store for myself. “Lorrie” LORRAINE ROBERTA BEARD Favorite Saying: ‘Oh! | know I’m beautiful.” Pet Peeve: Boys who go to a dance, but don’t dance. Favorite Memory: Summer 1959. School Activities: Dramatic Club, Majorette, Dance Committee, Record Club, Glee Club, Prom Committee, Pep Squad, and Art Club. Secret Ambition: To become a successful secretary and wife. “Ginny” VIRGINIA LEE ANDERSON Favorite Saying: ‘I’m confused.” Pet Peeve: Boys who can’t keep quiet. Favorite Memory: October, 1956. Favorite Pastime: Playing the accordion. School Activities: Band, Glee Club. Secret Ambition: To have a happy life. Jo ? BETTY-JO BOYAJIAN Pet Peeve: Nagging. Favorite Memory: Joey. Favorite Pastime: Reading. Secret Ambition: To own a beautiful home. . AN VINCENT NICHOLAS BARTOLUCCI Favorite Saying: ‘‘You Clown.’ Pet Peeve: Going to school. Favorite Memory: Junior and Senior Prom and New York, 1960. Favorite Pastime: _ Traveling, dancing, and bowling. School Activities: Dramatic Club, Math Club, Baseball, Basket- ball, Dance Committees, and Band. ‘ “Bill” WILLIAM BUSHEE Favorite Saying: “‘It’s sick.” Pet Peeve: Teachers outside at lunch. Favorite Pastime: Anytime. “Cat” ROGER CATERINO Favorite Saying: “I guess!’ Pet Peeve: Little men with big mouths. Favorite Memory: New York, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Dropping Transmissions. School Activities: Ground Crew. Secret Ambition: Graduation. STEPHEN CONNORS Favorite Saying: ‘| don’t know.” Favorite Memory: Summer of 1960. Favorite Pastime: Hunting and fishing. School Activities: Lunch. Secret Ambition: To get a pilot’s license. “Jerry” GERARD CHAMBERS Favorite Saying: ‘| don’t know.” Pet Peeve: People who kid me about my feet. Favorite Memory: July 3, 1943. Favorite Pastime: Daydreaming in Bookkeeping II. Secret Ambition: To live to be 100. “Mal’’ MARION GAIL CUNNINGHAM Favorite Saying: “Are you mad? Pet Peeve: Girls and boys who show off. Favorite Memory: December 16, 1958. School Activities: Glee Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Vice President of Senior Class, Student Council, Dance and Prom Committee, Usherette at Graduation. Secret Ambition: To make every- one happy. “Judy” JUDITH ELIZABETH CHASE Favorite Saying: “Horrid.” Pet Peeve: Mr. Fogelberg’s quickies. Favorite Memory: August, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Dancing, eat- ing, sleeping. School Activities: | Basketball, Field Hockey, Tennis, Dance Committee, Glee Club, Math Club. Secret Ambition: To help man- kind. “Fonny” EVELYN FONTAINE DeLUCA Favorite Saying: ‘‘Jiminy Cricket!’ Pet Peeve: People who don’t answer my questions. Favorite Memory: Southern tour. Favorite Pastime: Seclusion. School Activities: Band, Glee Club, Chess Club, Tennis, Dra- matic Club, Dance Committee. Secret Ambition: To live in seclu- sion, if only for a month. “Eddie” EDWARD ARNOLD DOYLE Favorite Saying: ‘’Got a smoke?” Pet Peeve: Teachers. Favorite Memory: Dramatic Club Play. Favorite Pastime: Girls. School Activities: Dramatic So- ciety, Newspaper. Secret Ambition: To run a French motel on the moon. “Pat’”’ PATRICIA MARIE ELLIS Favorite Saying: ‘What's that supposed to prove?” Pet Peeve: Shortage of money. Favorite Memory: The day we had heat in 101. Favorite Pastime: Ice Skating. School Activities: Glee Club, Newspaper, Honor Society. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. “Bones” BONNIE JEAN DUNCAN Favorite Saying: “So What!’ Pet Peeve: 9th grade girls in gym class. Favorite Memory: Summer of 59% Favorite Pastime: Bowling and dancing. School Activities: | Basketball Timer, Glee Club, Record Club, Yearbook Staff, Usherette, Prom Committee. “Judy” JUDITH ANN FAY Favorite Saying: ‘“What? Some kind of a nut?” Pet Peeve: School. Favorite Memory: February 17, 1960 — When | got my friend- ship ring. Favorite Pastime: Going out with Mike. School Activities: | Basketball, Glee Club, Band. Secret Ambition: Secret. RICHARD DYER Favorite Saying: ‘“Why?” Pet Peeve: People who tease. Favorite Memory: Halloween, 1959. Favorite Pastime: Being with Joan. School Activities: Football, Var- sity Club, Basketball, Baseball, Newspaper Staff. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret shared by two. “Charlie” CHARLES WILLIAM FINN Favorite .Saying: ‘Time for another typically boring physics class.” Pet Peeve: English Grammar. Favorite Memory: Latin 11. Favorite Pastime: Studying. School Activities: Math Club, Chess Club, Science’ Fair, Basketball. Secret Ambition: To be an engineer. JOHN £. FORTES Favorite Saying: ‘Check it out.’ Pet Peeve: Stuck-up girls. Favorite Memory: Junior year with a certain someone. Favorite Pastime: Listening to records. School Activities: Field Crew. Secret Ambition: To live in Hawaii. “Bob” ROBERT JAMES GIVEN Favorite Saying: ‘Uh, huh, just as | thought.” Pet Peeve: People who call basketball a girl’s game. Favorite Memory: New York, May, 1960; Chuckie’s cabin. Favorite Pastime: Playing sports. School Activities: Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, Editor of Arrowhead, Student Council, Honor Society, Secrer Ambition: 1o coach a championship school team. “Joanie” JOAN E. GELINAS Favorite Saying: ‘““Oh shut up.” Pet Peeve: A boy who isn’t on time. Favorite Memory: Halloween 1959. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain somebody. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret shared by two. “Ruthie” RUTH VIRGINIA GOODRICH Favorite Saying: “If you had any brains you’d be danger- ous.” Pet Peeve: Homework and cer- tain teachers. Favorite Memory: August, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Dancing and hanging around the bowling alleys. School Activities: Dramatic Club, Glee Club. Secret Ambition: To be fat. “Butchie”’ TONI PAULINE GENTILE Favorite Saying: ‘No kidding.” Pet Peeve: Shy boys who don’t a sk girls to dance. Favorite Memory: June 6, 1959. Favorite Pastime: A certain boy. School __ Activities:. Majorette, Record Club, Glee Club, Dance Committee, Prom Com- mittee, Art Club. Secret Ambition: Being as good a mother and wife as my mother. HA ee JANICE ANN GOSS Favorite Saying: “You‘re nasty, | like you.” Pet Peeve: Boys who can’t spell. Favorite Memory: Hutch’s Hal- loween Party. Favorite Pastime: Making Arkie mad. Secret Ambition: To go back to Alaska. “Karen” KAREN EILEEN GRIFFIN Favorite Saying: ‘Hurry up, Joannie.” Pet Peeve: Blushing. Favorite Memory: 1960. Favorite Pastime: Hen Sessions, Bowling. School Activities: Glee Club, Basketball, Field = Hockey, Tennis. Secret Ambition: To go to col- lege. “Johnnie” JOHN WILLIAM HARFF, JR. Favorite. Saying: ‘Swell!’ Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: Senior Year. Favorite Pastime: Sports. School Activities: Baseball, Bas- ketball, Yearbook Staff, Na- tional Honor Society. Secret Ambition: To have money. “Barb” BARBARA LEA GUERTIN Favorite Saying: ‘‘What???” Pet Peeve: Problems tests. Favorite Memory: September 9, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Basketball. School Activities: Glee Club, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Field Hockey, National Honor Society, Student Council, Majorette, Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff. Secret Ambition: To be on time. “Bill” WILLIAM LEO HARVEY Favorite Saying: ‘‘Come on.” Pet Peeve: My senior year. Favorite Memory: May 4, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Sheila. School Activities: Baseball, Foot- ball, Basketball, Varsity Club, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Dance Committee. Secret Ambition: To play base- ball. “Guido” ROBERT W. GUIDOBONI Favorite Saying: ‘Sneak up soft- ly, for if we are successful, there will be lion meat to- night.” Pet Peeve: People who don’t eat. Favorite Memory: February of 1960. Favorite Pastime: Outdoor sports. School Activities: Football, Bas- ketball, Prom Committee, Var- sity Club. Secret Ambition: To be a hermit with my brother and Phil. “Richie” RICHARD F. HEALEY Favorite Saying: ‘’Average.”’ Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning. Favorite Memory: Junior Year. Favorite Pastime: Playing sports. School Activities: Football, Dance Committee, President of Fresh- man Class. Secret Ambition: To visit Hawaii. “Hinckles” {[ NANCY MARIE HINCKLEY Favorite Saying: “Oh Crunch.” Pet. Peeve: Never getting my homework done. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1960. Favorite Pastime: Listening to Radio. School Activities: Majorette, Sec- retary of Junior Class, Tennis, Dance and Prom Committees, Basketball, Field Hockey, Glee Club, Usherette for Gradua- tion. Secret Ambition: Can’t tell. “Jack” JOHN HURLEY Favorite Saying: ‘Good gravy!” Pet Peeve: People who call Fords, ‘’Mercs.’’ Favorite Memory: Summer of Ase). Favorite Pastime: Working on cars. School Activities: Assistant Treas- urer. Secret Ambition: To own a good car. “Doc” DANIEL HOGAN Pet Peeve: Kibitzers. Favorite Pastime: Fixing Car Radios. School Activities: Audio Visual Department. “Hutch” CAROLE RITA HUTCHINSON Favorite Saying: ‘Dick Tracy, where’s your squad car?” Pet Peeve: My brother. Favorite Memory: November 6, 1960, December 2, 1960, Cheering. School Activities: Cheering, Var- sity Squad, Senior Dance Committee, Newspaper Staff, Junior Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Car Wash. Secret Ambition: To be a _ par- ent as wonderful as mine. “Lonny” D. LON HOWELL Favorite Saying: ‘This is ter- rible.”’ Pet Peeve: Boys who don’t play football; Typing Tests. Favorite Memory: New York ‘60, Chuckie’s cabin. Favorite Pastime: Sports. School Activities: Football, Bas- ketball, Varsity Club, National Honor Society, Senior Class President, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, Senior Play, Hi-Light Staff. Secret Ambition: To play pro football; be rich. “Patty” PATRICIA LOUISE HYDE Favorite Saying: ‘Hi, Pumpkin.” Pet Peeve: Miss Murphy in study hall. Favorite Memory: Summers at Long Beach. School Activities: Glee Club, Record Club, Cheerleader, Basketball, Prom Committee, Fashion Show, Dramatic Club, Varsity Club. Secret Ambition: To be like my father would have wanted me to be. “Barb” BARBAR JEAN JACKSON Favorite Saying: ‘| don’t know.” Pet Peeve: Girls who think they‘re it. Favorite Memory: August 7, 1960 (Marilyn’s Wedding). Favorite Pastime: Listening to records. School Activities: Tennis, Glee Club, Usherette at 1959 Graduation. Secret Ambition: To join the Air Force. “Dottie” DORIS BEVERLY JONES ‘ Favorite Saying: ‘‘Ya Know.’ Pet Peeve: John Puleo. Favorite Memory: The summer of 1960. Favorite Pastime: Driving my truck. School Activities: Tennis, Student Council, Vice President of the Junior Class, Prom and Dance Committees, Usherette for Graduation, Glee Club, Band, Majorette. “Herb” HERBERT JOHNSON Favorite Saying: ‘‘Maybe tomor- row.” Pet Peeve: Backseat drivers. Favorite Memory: July 4, 1955. Favorite Pastime: Baseball. Secret Ambition: To play the sax. “Cal” CAROLE RUTH JORGENSON Favorite Saying: ‘’Get lost.”’ Pet Peeve: My brother. Favorite Memory: February 17, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Talking. School Activities: Mock Election Committee, Dance Committee, Decoration Committee. Secret Ambition: If it is a secret, why tell? “Beans” RONALD JOHNSON Favorite Saying: “| dunno.” Pet Peeve: “‘Know it all’ teachers. Favorite Memory: Geometry class. Secret Ambition: To own a Cadil- lac dump truck. “Jocko” JOHN JOSEPH KEENE Favorite Saying: ‘Turn me on.’ Pet Peeve: Mr. Fogie. Favorite Memory: Getting thrown out of school. Favorite Pastime: Skipping school to play pool. Secret Ambition: To become a millionaire. ‘ “Tommy” THOMAS J. KELLEHER, JR. Vv Favorite Saying: “Hi ya Pet Peeve: Being able to play only in two football games. Favorite Memory: The summer of ‘60. Favorite Pastime: Participating in or watching sports. School Activities: Ring Commit- tee, Student Council, Fresh- man Vice-President, Sopho- more President, Dance Com- mittees, Newspaper Staff, Varsity Club, Football, Base- ball, Basketball. Secret Ambition: West Point. “Dave” DAVID LACEY Favorite Saying: “Quite.” Pet Peeve: Teachers who can’t teach. Favorite Memory: Rockport — 1959. Favorite Pastime: Listening to good Jazz. School Activities: Honor Society, Bank, Math Club, Chess Club, Science Fair. Secret Ambition: To design an ICBM. oe. JOSEPH BURKE KIMBALL Favorite Saying: ‘I’m ready.” Pet Peeve: Kids who step on my shoes. Favorite Memory: Beach Party with 10 General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. School Activities: Football, Band, Dance Committees, Varsity Club. Secret Ambition: To be ready. “Lilly” STUART W. LILJEGREN Favorite Saying: ‘‘Evidently, if you say so.” Pet Peeve: Mr. Flowers in Book- keeping II. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1960. Favorite Pastime: Arguing with people. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. “Ruthie” RUTH ANN KiNDRED Favorite Saying: ‘‘Hi ya Charlie.” Pet Peeve: Economic Geography Class. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1960. Favorite Pastime: Bowling. School Activities: Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Newspaper Staff, Record Club. Secret Ambition: To go to Hawaii. “Garolu CAROL ANN LOMBARDO Favorite Saying: ‘Get Lost.’ Pet Peeve: Waiting for people. Favorite Memory: Prom of 1960. Favorite Pastime: Driving, dan- cing and bowling. School Activities: Usherette, Record Club, Dance Commit- tee, Newspaper Staff, Pep Squad. Secret Ambition: To become a successful beautician. ” Joannie” JOANNE MAY LOVEJOY Favorite Saying: “Laugh it up.” Pet Peeve: Vector quantities. Favorite Memory: My senior year and junior prom. Favorite Pastime: Get togethers, dancing, and bowling. School Activities: National Honor Society, Science Fair, decorat- ing Committee for Senior Dance. Secret Ambition: To become a nurse. “Mac” WILLIAM MacDONALD Favorite Saying: ‘Cut me right up.” Favorite Memory: Summer of ‘60. Favorite Pastime: Parties. School Activities: Prom Commit- tee, Football, Record Club. Secret Ambition: To own a fast car. MARCIA JANE LUNDGREN Favorite Saying: ‘“What a riot!’ Pet Peeve: Selfish people. Favorite Memory: July, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Relaxing at Plymouth Rock. School Activities: Dance Com- mittees, Pep Squad, Dramatic Club. Secret Ambition: To be success- ful in nursing, and to live in Maine. “Rae” RACHEL AMANDA MANNINEN Favorite Saying: “Don’t panic.’’ Pet Peeve: People who are con- ceited, snobbish or gossipers. Favorite Memory: May 1, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Listening to records. School Activities: Refreshment Committee for Senior Dance. Secret Ambition: To get a well paying job in an office, and to eventually get married. “Paul” PAUL LUTI Favorite Saying: ‘Great!’ Pet Peeve: Kids who don’t play sports. Favorite Memory: New York, the Prom of ‘59 and Chuck’s cabin. Favorite Pastime: Playing basket- ball. School Activities: Football, Base- ball, Basketball Honor Society, Varsity Club, Secret Ambition: To play for Celtics. “Hank” HENRY STEPHEN MASCIOCCHI Favorite Saying: ‘You better believe it.” Pet Peeve: Stuck up girls. Favorite Memory: Hampton Beach, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Listening to music. School Activities: Football. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. “Mal” MARILYN ANNE MATTHEWS Favorite Saying: ‘‘How’s that grab ya?” Pet Peeve: People who comb their hair at the lunch table.” Favorite Memory:. My — senior year. School Activities: Treasurer of Senior Class, National Honor Society, Basketball, Record Club, Newspaper Staff, Dance and Prom Committees, Varsity Club. Secret Ambition: To play in a varsity game. “Mouse” MELANIE BEVERLY MOORE Favorite Saying: ‘You know,” and “Well, anyhow.” Pet Peeve: People who write and say false things about others. Favorite Pastime: | Horseback riding, bowling, and riding in School Activities: | Basketball, Honor Society, Cheerleader, Varsity Club, Dance and Prom Secret Ambition: To be half as wonderful as my mother and father. ” Arkie”’ JOHN McINTOSH Favorite Saying: ‘‘'How do you spell it?’’ Pet Peeve: My car on cold mornings. Favorite Memory: June 2. Favorite Pastime: Playing cards. School Activities: Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, School Newspaper, Committee for Class Trip. Secret Ambition: To keep from working. “Annie” ANNE MARGARET MORGAN Favorite Saying: “Ya, in a min- ute.” Pet Peeve: Coming back to school on Monday. Favorite Memory: August 1960. Favorite Pastime: Horseback rid- ing. School. Activities: Record Club. Secret Ambition: To be a blonde. 1K ig KIZZIE McKINNON (THERESA) Favorite Saying: ‘‘What can | tell ya?’ Pet Peeve: Girls that flirt with my boyfriend. Favorite Memory: Year of 1957. Favorite Pastime: Sleeping. School Activities: Glee Club, Newspaper, Tennis, Basket- ball, Usherette at Prom. Secret Ambition: Never to have to work. “ Joycie”’ JOYCE FRANCES MORTIMER Favorite Saying: Oh! for crying out loud!! Pet Peeve: Mr. Flowers and his bookkeeping class. Favorite Memory: Ginny’s p. j. party. School Activities: J. V. Basket- ball, Varsity Basketball, Var- sity Field Hockey, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Club, Dance Secret Ambition: To be what | want to be, and do what | want to do. “George” GEORGE A. MOSNICKA Favorite Saying: ‘’S-A-A-Y-Y.” Pet Peeve: My sister and brother. Favorite Memory: My_ varsity touchdown and my 4 years at B. H. S. Favorite Pastime: Sports and being with a certain someone. School Activities: Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, President of the Student Council, Sports Editor of the Yearbook, Var- sity Club, Newspaper, Prom Committee. Secret Ambition: To coach foot- ball at B. H. S. “Larry” LARRY O’LEARY Pet Peeve: Problems. Favorite Memory: First time | went out with Claire. Favorite Pastime: Skipping school. School Activities: Football, Bas- ketball. Secret Ambition: To get out of school. ul “Ray RAYMOND CHARLES NARRAMORE Favorite Saying: “Cut it out’ and “Ya!” Pet Peeve: Girls who argue. Favorite Memory: December 16, 1958. Favorite Pastime: Sports. School Activities: Baseball, Var- sity Club, Football (Co-cap- tain 1960), Usher at Gradua- tion. Secret Ambition: To own a new car. “Mary” MARY MARGARET O'LEARY Favorite Saying: ‘‘How’s Tricks?” Pet Peeve: Teachers who think they know it all. Favorite Memory: Malden High School. Favorite Pastime: Dancing, Music and Sports. School Activities: Yearbook Staff. Secret Ambition: To be a private secretary. “Chuck” CHARLES T. NEWTON Favorite Saying: ‘‘Oh, | don’t know.” Pet Peeve: People who don’t play sports. Favorite Memory: New York, 1960; weekends in New Hampshire. Favorite Pastime: Playing sports. School Activities: Yearbook Staff, Football, Basketball, Varsity Ciub, Class Officer, News- paper Staff. Secret Ambition: To be a_ suc- cessful engineer. , “Judy” JUDITH ANNE PARESEAU Favorite Saying: “Nice play Shakespeare.” Pet Peeve: Writing letters. Favorite Memory: January 1, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Dating and Dancing. Secret Ambition: Be a dancer, get married and raise a family. “Betty” ELIZABETH A. PAZERETSKY Favorite Saying: “Think so, huh?” Pet Peeve: Waking up _ for school. Favorite Memory: January 9, 1960, September 3, 1960, November 19, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone. School Activities: Science Fair, Newspaper Staff, Dance Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff, Na- tional Honor Society. Secret Ambition: To get married. “Dick” RICHARD PETERSON Favorite Saying: ‘What's the matter?” Pet Peeve: Women teachers. Favorite Memory: Geometry class. Favorite Pastime: Taking Betty home. School Activities: Dance Com- mittee, Dramatic Club, Science Fair. Secret Ambition: Get married. “Stan” STANLEY DEAN PENNY | Favorite Saying: just don’t care, that’s all.’’ Pet Peeve: Carole’s brother. Favorite Memory: Graduating from Junior High. Favorite Pastime: Skiing and Hockey. Secret Ambition: To fly in the Naval Airforce. “Moochie” NANCY MAY PRATT ve Favorite Saying: ‘‘There ya go Pet Peeve: People who blow smoke in my face. Favorite .Memory: My trip to California. Favorite Pastime: Dating and going to football games. School Activities: J. V. Cheer- leader, Dance Committee, Ring Committee, Record Club, Usherette. Secret Ambition: To be an air- line hostess. “Big Boy Pete’’ DONALD PETERSON Favorite Saying: ‘‘What are you some kind of a nut?’ Pet Peeve: Agnes pinching me. Favorite Memory: When | started going with Pat. Favorite Pastime: Gym class and going to the store. School Activities: Gym _ class three times a day, Ground Crew for Football. Secret Ambition: To become a bartender. SHEILA LYNNE PRINDIVILLE Favorite Saying: “| lied.” Pet Peeve: Underclassmen throw- ing food around. Favorite Memory: May 4, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Billy. School Activities: National Honor Society, Sophomore Vice-Presi- dent, Dance Committee, Band Committee, Glee Club, Poster Secret Ambition: | don’t have any. JOHN J. PULEO Favorite Saying: “Ya, that’s your problem.” Pet Peeve: Hydrants. Favorite Memory: My first birth- day. Favorite Pastime: Playing sports. School Activities: Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Student Council, Dance Committees, Varsity Club. Secret Ambition: To own a hot rod. “Barb” BARBARA ROBERTO Favorite Saying: “Im serious... really.” Pet Peeve: Boys who know it all. Favorite Memory: My mother. Favorite Pastime: Giving P. J. Parties. School Activities: Glee Club, Treasurer, Ways and Means Committee. Secret Ambition: To own 5th Avenue, New York. “Judy” JUDITH ANN RAMSDELL Favorite Saying: ‘Don’t be funny.” Pet Peeve: Girls who talk too much. Favorite Memory: My trip to New York, ‘59. Favorite Pastime: Bowling, Bas- ketball, and Skating. School Activities: Glee Club, Field Hockey, Tennis, Basket- ball. Secret Ambition: To take a trip around the world. “Steve” STEVEN ROEBUCK Favorite Saying: ‘Never hit someone who is down, kick him, it’s easier.’ Pet Peeve: Dimples! Favorite Pastime: Sleeping. School Activities: Dance Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff. Secret Ambition: To graduate. “Nance” NANCY JOAN RICHARDSON Favorite Saying: ‘’Anybody got a piece of gum?” Pet Peeve: Pecheur d’lslande. Favorite Memory: May 7, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Being with Bob. School Activities: Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society, News- paper Staff, Dance Committee, Graduation Usherette, Tennis. Secret Ambition: To be a medi- cal secretary. Diek’ RICHARD RUSSELL Favorite Saying: “So what.” Pet Peeve: A little man with a big mouth. Favorite Memory: My first day with Maryanne. Favorite Pastime: Skipping s chool. School Activities: Lunch, Base- ball. Secret Ambition: To graduate. ann JANET RUSSO Favorite Saying: ‘| didn’t have time.” Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory: All of them. Favorite Pastime: Arguing. School Activities: | Basketball Manager, Glee Club, Mock Elections, Dance Committees. Secret Ambition: To be as won- derful as my mother. “Bubbles”’ NANCY MARIE SEMINATORE Favorite Saying: ‘Oh, Fiddle,’’ Pet Peeve: A person who talks constantly. Favorite Memory: 7th grade class outing —Canobie Lake Roller Coaster. Favorite Pastime: Listening to my brother’s stereo tapes. School Activities: Glee Club, Tennis, Honor Society, Prom Secret. Ambition: To travel abroad. “Sandy” SANDRA LUCIENNE RUSSO Favorite Saying: ‘’Awh!’’. Pet Peeve: Gabby girls. Favorite Memory: The summer of EG: Favorite Pastime: | Watching children play. School Activities: Field Hockey, Yearbook Staff. Secret Ambition: To convert all bachelors and adopt ten for- eign children. e Dan a DANIEL SHEA Favorite Saying: ‘‘Let’s skip, huh, Herb.” Pet Peeve: Women drivers. Favorite Memory: Summer of ‘60. Favorite Pastime: Driving, visit- ing Ray and Ann. Secret Ambition: Pilot. “Bob” ROBERT WILLIAM SANCHEZ Favorite .Saying: ‘Oh, Boy! French Class!’’ Pet Peeve: Comprehension quizzes. Favorite Memory: May 7, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Talking with Nancy. School Activities: Math Club, Chess Club, Newspaper. Secret Ambition: To be a politi- cal scientist. “Ginny” VIRGINIA MAE SKELTON Favorite Saying: ‘Oh Sammy!” Pet Peeve: Childish boys. Favorite Memory: Year of ‘57. Favorite Pastime: Sleeping. School Activities: Glee Club, Bas- ketball, Usherette at Gradua- tion. Secret Ambition: To have six or more sons. “Billy” WILLIAM GERALD SMALL Favorite Saying: ‘Yea, 0.K.” Pet Peeve: People who think they’re big shots. Favorite Memory: All of them. Favorite Pastime: Goofina off. School Activities: Football, Stu- dent Council, Usher ‘59, Prom Committee, Dance Committee. Secret Ambition: To do medical research. “Steve” STEPHEN SPRINGER Favorite Saying: ‘Censored.’ Pet Peeve: Algebra Il Favorite Pastime: Skipping school. School Activities: Lunch. Secret Ambition: Graduate. “Mel” MELVIN LEWIS SMITH Favorite Saying: “Censored.” Pet Peeve: Physics and Problems tests. Favorite Memory: Rockport, ‘58. Favorite Pastime: Music and reading. School Activities: Band, Drama- tic Society, Student Govern- ment Day Representative. Secret Ambition: To be Water Commissioner in the Sahara Desert. “Charlie” CHARLES E. STOTT Favorite Saying: “How ‘bout that?”’ Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Memory:. August, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Sports. School Activities: Basketball, Dance Committees. Secret Ambition: To be a disc jockey. “Billy” WILLIAM S. SMITH Favorite Saying: “| care?” Pet Peeve: Homework and warn- ing cards. Favorite Memory: The day | was born. Favorite Pastime: A girl and being with friends. School Activities: Football, Dance and Prom Committees, Math Club. Secret Ambition: To be a_ suc- cess. “Russ” RUSSELL STROUT Favorite Pastime: Bowling and fishing. GAYLE A. SWETT Favorite Saying: “Go to the mountain.” Pet Peeve: Time limits. Favorite Memory: July 4, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Being naughty. School Activities: National Honor Society, Senior Class Secretary, Ticket Committee, Bank Committee, Dance Com- mittee, Pep Squad, News- paper Committee, Record Club. Secret Ambition: To visit Hawaii. AS iF SUSAN ULSON Favorite Saying: “Are you some kind of a nut or something?” Pet Peeve: United Trading Stamps Favorite Pastime: Dancing, sports. School Activities: Majorette, Var- sity Basketball, Vice President of National Honor Society, Class Officer, Glee Club, Dance Committee, J. V. Cheer- leader, Newspaper Staff. Secret Ambition: To travel throughout the world. 7 aS % “Connie” CONSTANCE ANN TOBIN Favorite Saying: ‘Oh! My feet hurt.” Pet Peeve: People who are never on time for appointments. Favorite Memory: Our class trip to the beach. Favorite Pastime: Watching and playing all sports. School Activities: Varsity Basket- ball, Field Hockey, Manager, Varsity Tennis, Dance Commit- tee, Record Club, Varsity Club, Newspaper Staff. Secret Ambition: To learn how to spell. “Cathy” ee CATHERINE LEE VAN GEMERT Favorite Saying: ‘Daddy, will you help me with my home- work?” Pet Peeve: My oldest brother. Favorite Memory: September 3, 1960 (surprise party). Favorite Pastime: Skating, Bowl- ing, Dancing, Arguing with my father just for fun. School Activities: Dramatic Club, Science Fair. Secret Ambition: To become an interior decorator. “Barb” BARBARA MARIE TORRES Favorite Saying: “| could care less.’ Pet Peeve: Getting caught in the girls’ room. Favorite Memory: May 6, 1960, at 3:30 A. M. Favorite Pastime: Working in an office. Secret Ambition: To become a secretary. “Ed” EDNA MAE WATTERS Favorite Saying: ‘What a pain in the arm.” Pet Peeve: Lazy teachers. Favorite Memory: May 23, 1960. Favorite Pastime: Dancing and listening to classical and rock and roll music. School Activities: Dramatic Club, Class Dance Committees, Sci- ence Fair. Secret Ambition: To be success- ful in whatever | do. LeROY ALAN WINCHESTER, JR. Favorite Saying: ‘What's my favorite saying?” Pet Peeve: Senior Girls. Favorite Memory: New York ‘60, Chuck’s cabin. Favorite Pastime: Sports and eating. School Activities: Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, Newspaper Staff, Presi- dent National Honor Society, Class Officer, Boy’s State ‘60, Prom Committee. Secret Ambition: To own a cabin like Chuck’s. THAT'S IT We would like to thank Mr. Fogelberg for all the help he has given us during the past year in the preparation of our yearbook. Do You teemembes When the girls misplaced the boys’ books in Biology Class? Our orderly (Hmm!) class meetings? Our first day in French Class? Mrs. Morris and her informative geometry classes? “The Argonauts and Caesar?” Reading poetry in rhythm for Miss Murphy? A week when the periods were normal? The day that we made hydrogen sulfide? The girls-boys basketball game? Mr. Nugent's beat the clock math tests? Chucky Newton’s Cabin? The boys’ trip to New York City? The 12C1 home room and the row by row dismissal? The time Tommy missed the bus in Pentucket? The day George borrowed some hydrogen sulfide from the lab? The night the bus broke down at the game in Cambridge? When we hid Mr. DeMasi’s chair? When we broke Mr. DeMasi’s light? The clay on the ceiling in Geometry class? The ‘O’ periods with Mrs. Niles? Charlie Finn’s experiment in Chemistry lab? The day Arkie lost his head? Mr. McDonald’s orderly history class? The day E. W., S. P., C. J., and J. P. walked out of history class? The day we had a party outside with Mr. Fogelberg? The time we went to Sturbridge Village? All the talks in Mr. Nugent's class? The field trip to Front Beach, Rockport? Four Senior gilrs walking out of Mr. Jay’s class? The Sophomore beach party at Wingersheik? Mr. Nugent chasing the boys to protect the girls? The girls jumping over the railing to be first in the lunch line? The day Ruthie fell asleep in Mr. Fogleberg’s English Class? The time the girls had to write the Constitution? When Miss Grey got caught in the submarine hatch? The boys playing catch with the globe of the world and someone missed? Mrs. Hutchings’ “Little Guffers?”’ The mouse running through Mr. Nugent’s Algebra 1 Class? Last minute Thesis writers? Agnes and Guido entertaining us in Home-Room? The day Arkie’s car chased him across the parking lot? The Barb-B-Q after Friday night dances? The day the cigarette rolled out of the stall, (we weren’t smoking)? The day John Keen came to school with two different socks on? Crazy Days? The argument between the Juniors and Seniors last year? (Ee roph aa This is WBHS on your television screen telecasting from the 50-yard line at the 1970 annual Luti Charity Game. The players are just emerging onto the field led by Bruiser Finn. Not far behind is Muscles MacDonald followed by Crazy Legs Puleo, the crusher duo, Mel and Billy Smith, Bowl-em-over Strout, Chubby Stott, Bull-dozer Doyle, Bill (The Tank) Bushee, Killer Sanchez, Hurling Hurley, Grease Pit Peterson, and finally rolling out onto the field with his usual graceful jaunt comes the captain, Twinkle-Toes Howell. Down along the sidelines we see the field manager, Don Peterson trying to straighten the chalk lines he drew last night. To his left we find the head official Honest Steve Springer and his assistants, Call-em Right Roebuck (who’s still working his way through high school), and also Pat Hyde (the girl with the built-in whistle) and Rough-House Hinckley to provide the women’s viewpoint. And to their left trying to untangle themselves from the water buckets they dropped we find the tape and gauze boys, Narramore and Harvey. The band members are taking their places across from us. They are led by a truly superb musician, Swinging Bart, alias Vincent Bartolucci, accompanied by Cool Connors, Trombone Chambers, and that jazzy drum beater, Fontaine DeLuca. We have quite a program set up for you today, Ladies and Gentlemen. Between the halves we'll have Twirler Guertin, Legs Lundgren, Torrid Torres, and More More Mortimer leading the world famous Devilittes. Our star reporter Shutterbug Shea has scheduled an interview with the opposing coaches Give-up Given and George (Fumbilitis) Mosnicka and in order to give you those thrilling aerial shots we have planted Chancy Nancy Pratt atop the flagpole. We've really gon2 over-board to supply the viewers with close-up views of the players in action as you can see by our two reporters swinging from the goal posts, Faker Fay and Rubber Goodrich. The concessions will be sold by O’Leary, O'Leary, Russo, Russo Company, those famous connoisseurs of bad food who have employed a veritable army of hot dog throwing, mustard slapping venders such as Half-a-dollar Harff, the hot dog boys Herby and Ronny Johnson, Dick Russell and those queens of the popcorn stands Ellis, Jackson, Anderson, Ramsdell, McKinnon, and Skelton. Some of the top officials of the state as well as many of the most important per- sonnages in the country are at this game today. Up in the box seats you see the Governor, Lucky Lacey, the Attorney General, Bull-dog Keene, and the Treasurer, Lily Liljegren. Right next to them incidentally is Machine-gun Masciocchi and his gang, Blue Beard, Gentle Gentile, Clutcher Hutch, Mugger Matthews, Trucker Jones, Prindiville, (the Mata-Hari of the under-world), Lombardo, (the Mad Bomber), and Manninen, the purse snatcher. However, our most frequent patrons, the bookie firm of Guido, Penny, Caterino Hogan are missing today du e to the diligence of our local constable Chuck Newton and his deputy “Chester” Small. Over in the celebrity section we see glittering with jewels La La Moore and her secretary “Ma” Griffin, who is working in order to support her large family. With her are those belles of Society, Snooty Seminatore, Money-bags Morgan, and under all those furs, Mal Cunningham. Down in the grandstands we find several well-tanned natives, fresh from vacations in Hawaii (John Fortes, Ruth Kindred, Dick Healey and Gayle Swett) as well as Judy Pareseau who has just finished a dancing tour of Paris night clubs. The game is just about ready to begin. Our cheerleaders, Agnes Allen, Judy Chase, Barbara Roberto, Nancy Richardson, Betty Pazeretsky, Jan Goss, Cathy Van Germet and Edna Watters are just leaving the field. Our time keepers, Stop-watch Kimball and Ticker Kelleher are giving the signal, our chain bearers, Jorgenson, Ulson, and Lovejoy are set, and our camera operators Lens Tobin and Spotlight Duncan are focused on the ball. Twinkle-Toes kicks one high into the air. And now a few words, on the fine qualities or our sponsor, Petunia’s Inc., by our flower experts, Winchester and McIntosh. Sorry you missed the game due to our extended commercial, but you wouldn't have liked it anyway. This is your favorite broadcaster and mine, Dick Dyer and my agent Joan Gelinas, who has carefully edited my last year, saying goodbye until we once again bring you the Luti Charity Game. RICHARD DYER JOAN GELINAS (Ga Uou Sragine Agnes Allen not in detention? Virginia Anderson not playing in the band? Vincent Bartolucci driving fast? Lorraine Beard with a D.A.? William Bushee a professor at M.I.T.? Roger Caterino without something wrong with his car? Gerard Chambers as a bouncer at a night club? Judith Chase being the first female on the moon? Stephen Connors without his chickens? Marilyn Cunningham not going to a football game? Fontaine De Luca listening to Chuck Berry records? Edward Doyle as a French teacher? Bonnie Duncan without her red hair? Richard Dyer bald? Patricia Ellis talking loud enough to be heard? Judith Fay coming to school one full week? Charles Finn without his briefcase? John Fortes walking fast? - Joan Gelinas letting Dick be boss for a day? . Toni Gentile with her hair one color? Robert Given telling a funny joke? Ruth Goodrich not being friendly? Janet Goss talking with a New England accent? Karen Griffin working for Gorins? Robert Guidoboni as a little leprechaun? Barbara Guertin without a smile? John Harff being hard to get along with? William Harvey not playing baseball? Richard Healey playing field hockey? Nancy Hinckley being on time? Daniel Hogan not being scientific? Lon Howell not talking? John Hurley on the football team? Carole Hutchinson without a boyfriend? Patricia Hyde a wallflower? Barbara Jackson going home from school without an arm full of books? Herbert Johnson talking? Ronald Johnson with curly hair? Doris Jones not being teased? Carole Jorgenson posing as Christine’s brother? John Keene not going with a certain junior? Thomas K elleher as a beatnik? Joseph Kimball short and scrawny? Ruth Kindred being a party pooper? David Lacey not toying with planes? Stuart Liljegren with black hair? Carol Lombardo working at the First National? Joanne Lovejoy not being tired? Marcia Lundgren acting on Broadway? Paul Luti on the ineligible list? William Mac Donald with blond hair and a wiffle? Rachel Manninen passing in sloppy homework? Henry Masciocchi selling Irish stew at an Italian restaurant? Marilyn Matthews playing football instead of basketball? John Mcintosh coming from Alaska? Kizzie McKinnon not being tardy? Melanie Moore tall and fat? Anne Morgan without her house? Joyce Mortimer not playing sports? George Mosnicka not running out of class early to meet his girl? Raymond Naramore doing his own homework? Charles Newton with both contact lenses? Lawrence O'Leary not sleeping in classes? Mary O'Leary in the college course? Judith Pareseau six feet tall? Elizabeth Pazeretsky boisterous? Stanley Penny with a book open in study hall? Donald Peterson walking? Richard Peterson agile? Nancy Pratt driving safely? Sheila Prindiville without her freckles? John Puleo not shaving for a week? Judith Ramsdell a ballerina? Nancy Richardson getting C’s? Barbara Roberto driving a dump truck? Steven Roebuck not writing to California? Richard Russell with a “61” Lincoln? Janet Russo with a ponytail? Sandra Russo with big feet? Robert Sanchez? Nancy Seminatore not reading? Daniel Shea with a de2p baritone voice? Virginia Skelton not cheerful? William Small playing for the New York Giants? Melvin Smith with a crew cut? William Smith not stopping at the Union School before school? Stephen Springer keeping out of mischief? Charles Stott singing at the Metropolitan Opera House? Russell Strout being loud? Gayle Swett winning a safe driving contest? Constance Tobin not fouling out in a basketball ga me? Barbara Torres without her lipstick? Susan Ulson with a messy hair-do? Catherine Van Gemert as a French apache dancer? Edna Watters with a high pitched voice? Leroy Winchester refusing a cigarette? The Seniors in fifty years? CAROLE HUTCHINSON THOMAS KELLEHER Wea: Cfraduating Part | We are graduating now; Many years have passed: The time has gone so quickly, The months slipped by so fast. We will always remember The friends and the fun, The places we have visited, And the games that we have won. We think now of our teachers, Their guidance and their care, The lessons they assigned us Which seemed too much to bear. Part Il But as we go forth, Their value we see; And to our success They hold the key. Now on our own We’re saying good-bye, Expressing our gratitude To Burlington High. NANCY SEMINATORE PAT ELLIS Class Song The time has come for us to part, so we must say so Years have given us our dream, which we must now long, but you'll stay close within our heart, like fulfill, no longer working as a team, but A favorite song, the still as we thinking of you Leave our Alma Mater. As we leave those memories our Hearts will not forget thee no matter where we be MOST SOPHISTICATED Susan Ulson Robert Sanchez MOST MUSICAL Virginia Anderson Melvin Smith MOST TALKATIVE Carole Hutchinson Lon Howell MOST QUIiET Janet Russo Daniel Shea Herbert Johnson BEST LOOKING Carole Lombardo William Harvey BEST DRESSED Patricia Hyde Robert Given CUTEST Barbara Guertin Richard Russell MOST FRIENDLY Barbara Guertin Pat Hyde Donald Peterson MOST VERSATILE Constance Tobin Robert Given BEST DANCER Patricia Hyde Robert Guidoboni MOST CHEERFUL Constance Tobin George Mosnicka SMARTEST Nancy Richardson Paul Luti ARTISTIC Sandra Russo Steven Roebuck SERIOUS Judith Fay Pat Ellis Paul Luti MOST ARGUMENTATIVE Carole Hutchinson Joseph Kimball OC MOST BUSINESSLIKE Mary O’Leary Lon Howell CLASS BABY Marilyn Matthews Joseph Kimball MOST SHY Karen Griffin Herbert Johnson MOST HELPFUL Nancy Pratt Marilyn Cunningham William MacDonald MOST POPULAR Bonnie Duncan William Harvey MOST MATURE Jan Goss Daniel Shea BEST PERSONALITY Nancy Pratt George Mosnicka MOST COOPERATIVE Marilyn Matthews Charles Newton MOST TEMPERAMENTAL Carole Hutchinson Raymond Naramore MOST FLIRTATIOUS Melanie Moore John Puleo CLASS SWEETHEARTS Carole Jorgenson Stanley Penny MOST ATHLETIC Joyce Mortimer Robert Given MOST WITTY Ruth Goodrich George Mosnicka MOST MISCHIEVOUS Agnes Allen Robert Guidoboni MOST COURTEOUS Fontaine DeLuca Daniel Shea Dh CAT PROBLEMS — The Teachers FRANKFURT SPECIAL — Thursday’s Lunch WHERE THE BOYS ARE — Locker Room With Their Girls Chasing Girls Skipping Class Behind Locker 4 DON’T FORBID ME — To Have Senioritis BIG BOOTS — The Day After a Snow Storm DIDJA EVER-— Get 5 Hours Detention DOING THE BEST | CAN — Our Song and Dance to Our Parents SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES — Boys’ Basement (anytime) EXODUS — The Second Bell The Cars Leaving the School Yard UTOPIA — Not Our School CHILLS AND FEVER — The Day of Exams YOU TALK TOO MUCH — Come Back for Detention TOMORROW'S CLOWN — The Freshmen STAYIN IN —The Week After Report Cards GO ON, GO ON —To the Office Se ONCE IN A WHILE — Days Off THE PONY EXPRESS — Mrs. Sweeney | WANT TO GO HOME—The War Cry of the Seniors AWAY WE GO — June 2 SHOP AROUND — For Jobs and Schools 100 POUNDS OF CLAY — Lab Room PLEASE TELL ME WHY — I! Got a U RUN AWAY — Skipping School —_ eae First row, left to right: Linda Smith, Carol Keene, Bette Ann Barrett, Katherine Enos, Virginia Anderson, Fontaine DeLuca; Second row, left to right: Thomas Deechan, Richard Miller, Richard Frost, Ralph Orlandello, Stephen Smith, Mr. Deecham; Third row, lef: to right: Jane Foley, Charles Thayer, Melvin Smith, Michele Mohan, Maureen Bird aporettes First row: C. Springer, N. Murphy, C. Merino; Second row: A. Watters, M. Reynolds, D. Leary, C. Gandella, C. Palladino, P. Adrian, E. Gaskell, J. Loiselle; Third row: M. Finnin, P. Woodbury, J. Murphy, L. Lacey, M. Marshall, J. Heigham, B. Schrieber, S. Butlin, V. Perkins. bool pie Society Back Row: F. Butler, J. McGrath, S. Smith, H. Brown, R. Orlandella, P. Gurney, R. Meegan, J. Malatesta, A. Krazuski; Second Row: S. Zverblis, J. Hardy, Barbara Guertin, Lon Howell, Robert Given, David Lacey, Patricia Ellis, J. MacKenzie, N. Martin, S. Lynch; First Row: Marilyn Cunningham, Gayle Swett, Sheila Prindiville, Leroy Winchester, Mr. MacDonald, Susan Ulson, Paul Luti, Nancy Richadson, Marilyn Matthews. I fees | 3 ele acsily Club Back Row: Carole Hutchinson, S. Gaskell, Susan Ulson, Nancy Hinckley, C. Burke, Patricia Hyde, M. Armstrong, Joyce Mortimer, C. Sherwood, Marilyn Matthews; Third Row: F. La Quaglia, Judith Fay, J. MacKenzie, Barbara Guertin, C. Masciocchi, D. Rupprecht, E. Brooks, Con- stance Tobin, S. Lynch; Second Row: J. Gillis, S. Kullman, Virginia Skelton, N. Murphy, K. Enos, G. Russel, D. MacKay; Sitting, First Row: Melanie Moore, P. Mattos, Sandra Russo, B. LeRlan- ia arsuly lol} Back Row: Robert Guidoboni, Thomas Kelleher, John McIntosh, P. Gurney, Paul Luti, Richard Dyer, D. Pollicelli, H. Machi, Lon Howell, W. Bannon; Second Row: J. Bunton, John Puleo, John Harff, George Mosnicka, E. Bruno, P. Nicholas, L. Danielson, Raymond Naramore, Richard Healey, J. Malatesta, A. Cronin, R. O ’Neil, G. Hutchinson; First Row: Robert Given, Leroy atl ae R. Orlandella, Joseph Kimball, R. Woodbury, William Harvey, Charles Newton, K. Addison. Be cuacil Front row, left to right: Barbara Guertin, Secretary; George Mosnicka, President; Mr. Nugent, Advisor; Nancy Murphy, Vice President; Edward Bruno, Treasurer; Back Row: Joanne Foley, James McGrath, Lorraine Sullivan, Marilyn Cunningham, William Small, Paul Cleveland, Doris Jones, Judith Heigham, Virginia MacDonald, Carol Pazeretsky, Joanne Guidoboni. carbook Staff From left to right around the table: George Mosnicka, William Harvey, Charles Newt on, Mr. Fogelberg, Nancy Richardson, Sandra Russo (standing), Mary O’Leary, Robert Given, Barbara Guertin. eid) i a eason of 1960 Burlington 12 — Wilmington 6 Burlington O— Tewksbury 22 Burlington 12 — Westford 38 Burlington 6—Chelmsford 46 Burlington 6— Dracut 29 Burlington 20 — North Andover 14 Burlington O-— Billerica 20 Burlington O— North Reading 36 Burlington 6 — Bedford 12 : Top Row: L. Danielson, H. a ue =e Machi, B. Anderson, P. Gurney, bag oo _ L. Skelton, R. Woodbury, J. 7 — Piper, H. Cook, W. Bannon, E. Bruno, G. Bennet. Second Row: Assistant Coach John O’Brien, Coach Roche, P. Back, J. Bunton, N. Cataldo, G. Bornis, J. McCarthy, Boyer, F. Spinale, J. Hughes, W. Souza, C. Cooper, Assistant Coach Garibotto, Assistant Coach Cahoon. Bottom Row: G. Hutchinson, J. McIntosh, C. Newton, P. Luti, G. Mosnicka, J. Puleo, R. Naramore, R. Given, T. Kelleher, L. Howell, L. Winchester, W. Small, R. Guidoboni. me | ya Lethall Back Row: K. Enos, S. Lynch, C. Masciocchi, S. Gaskell, N. Murphy, D. Fenwick, J. MacKenzie, B. LeBlanc, B. Schrieber; Front Row: Coach Maciel, Joyce Mortimer, Judith Chase, Nancy Hinckley, Barbara Guertin, Co-Captain, Susan Ulson, Co-Captain, Marilyn Matthews, Constance Tobin. — ie BI eal ockey Back Row: Judith Ramsdell, N. Martin, M. Armstrong, V. Newton, Nancy Hinckley, K. Enos, S. Gaskell, C. Masciocchi, S. Lynch, B. LeBlanc, Miss Maciel; Front Row: Constance Tobin, Sandra Russo, T. Mortimer, J. MacKenzie, Barbara Guertin, Joyce Mortimer, D. MacKay, C. Kennedy, S. Sharpe. We, the Seniors, want to thank our coach, Miss Maciel, for all the help she gave us. Our record was not glorious, but we hope that next year’s team will have a more successful season. BARBARA GUERTIN, Captain John McIntosh, J. Malatesta, Lon Howell, P. Gurney, R. Orlandella, D. Policelli, E. Bruno, John Puleo, Coach Richard Garibotto; Front row: A. Cronin, Robert Given, Paul Luti, Co-Captain, Charles Newton, Co-Captain, Leroy Winchester, K. Addison. Back row: This year, Burlington High School, with one of its best teams in years, finished third in the Lowell Suburban League with a record of 10 wins and 7 losses. The success of the team was due to the good coac hing we received from Mr. Garibotto and the fact that the team was made up mostly of seniors who have played together for several years. We would like to extend our thanks to everyone who supported us throughout We also wish the best of luck to the future basketball teams of B.H.S. PAUL LUTI, CHUCK NEWTON, Co-Captains the season. 'Bos Toy BURLINGTON HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES 1960 - 1961 Burlington 55 — Acton-Boxboro 51 Burlington 59 — Saint Joseph 76 Burlington 63 — North Andover 55 Burlington 55 — Tewksbury 39 Burlington 45 — Westford 48 Burlington 57 — Wilmington 58 Burlington 61 — Chelmsford 80 Burlington 65 — Billerica 64 Burlington 82 — Dracut 62 Burlington 52 — St. Joseph 50 Burlington 67 — Tewksbury 42 Burlington 40 — Wilmington 63 Burlington 57 — Chelmsford 72 Burlington 51 — Narth Andover 53 Burlington 74 — Billerica 56 Burlington 61 — Dracut 48 Burlington 53 — Somerville Voc. 45 Bay State Tournament Burlington 60 — St. Mary’s 52 Burlington 75 — St. Joseph’s 65 Burlington 48 — Mansfield 64 nye Eoaal SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE BASEBALL TEAM Back Row: James Curtin, Coach, Robert Given, Thomas Kelleher, Richard Roache, Coach; Front Row: John Harff, Paul Luti, William Harvey, Leroy Winchester. Left to Right: John Fortes, Roger Caterino, Paul Chris- tiansen, Donald Peterson, Joseph Kimball. Carole Sherwood, Co-captain (kneeling), Carole Hutch- inson, Co-captain (kneeling), Pamela Mattos, Elaine Brooks, Dayle Rupprecht, Joan Gillis, Patty Hyde, Carol Burke, Susan Kullman, Gail Russell, Melanie Moore, Florence LaQuaglia. Pry Be 5: [ay — You ve Cul oung OE SENIOR PLAY CAST First Row: J. Kimball, M. Lundgren, E. Doyle, C. Newton; Second Row: R. Winchester, W. Small, M. Smith, V. Bartolucci, G. Mosnicka, J. McIntosh, S. Penny, R. Guidoboni, Back Row: R. Given, L. Howell, V. Skelton, N. Pratt, P. Hyde, C. Lombardo, C. Hutchinson, B. Guertin, S. Ulson, M. Moore, F. DeLuca, C. VanGemert, P. Luti. IO) fefaYe le ete no UA AE OKA Oe OE ath. . Marcia Lundgren Nie Ma a thcok Gaol Bi ae ene a ees). 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Whoopee bo ite See sonar “| want you to take this note to your mother.” lt) aT a. Se ee eee “Oh Ron, | know you’re going to play like a million dollars.”’ | “What's this | hear about Ron’s being in trouble?” ves oe OP ine a au , good afternoon. Oh Mr. Birch ua id is makes me look a trifle stup = _ 1°] ® — id “But Miss Spencer, | never sa a. D i = © ; E re : om a) re =] 2 c oO 2 Sf xX « ° F- or P = é a Bs . e @ we 68 oO: = ro) a. Va) 0] xt ® oO Q F ” ine ° aS = D x = ae) “ £ = 5 ae ay Laney: acés ADMINISTRATION MAINTENANCE GUIDANCE HEALTH LIBRARY Gina | He: ume al ° ° ° UULOTS ophonores rece cae SS Ges, story Now that our Senior Year is coming to a close, all the members of the Senior Class are looking forward to new projects to investigate and new fields to conquer. Much of the success and pleasure found in these future fields will depend upon what we have accomplished in the past. That past with which we have been most concerned has been our high school years, because it was here that we acquired the definite feeling that we were no longer children. Our four years in high school were full and eventful ones. As Freshmen we acquired new privileges, such as being allowed to attend school dances, new responsi- bilities such as following the traffic rules for the stairways, and new friends with whom we shared our new and trying responsibilities. Our Sophomore year was filled with continuous battles between divisions to see who would go on field trips. One of our most eventful years was our Junior year. We received our long- awaited class rings and sponsored our first prom, “Fantasia.” This was an important year for planning our future careers, at least that was the idea impressed upon us by our counselor. And finally, the most difficult, exciting, and mixed up year of our school life became a reality. We were the Seniors of Burlington High School! We received our graduation pictures, held the ‘Harvest Hop,’’ which proved very profitable, and had a Christmas Semi-Formal. Our Basketball Team reached the semi-finals in the Bay State Tournament. ‘You’re Only Young Once” was a great success. We spent many after- noons preparing our yearbook. The last event of our Senior Year was our prom, “Wonderland By Night.” We will be leaving, with the distinction of being the last Senior class to graduate from this school. Sit up and take notice, World. Here comes Burlington High’s class of 1961! At ypreciation C00 NJ The class of 1961 wishes to thank all those patrons, industrial firms, and business establishments who have made our yearbook possible. We hope that the following advertisements will bring to all of them the recognition they so justly deserve. Gratefully, CHARLES NEWTON, Business Manager Best Wishes to .. . THE SENIORS from JACK’S ESSO “A friendly place to do business” Congratulations to the Class of 1961) from the STATE ROAD LIQUOR STORE, INC. Cambridge St. BRowning 2-0450 Compliments of the... BURLINGTON POLICE ASSOCIATION Phone BRowning 2-1120 Old Cone Higuor Store, Inc. Liquors—Wines——Beers Cambridge St., Route 3A Free Delivery Burlington, Mass. CARBONE’S SUPER MARKET Free Delivery WINN STREET BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS BRowning 2-9364 WINN STREET SERVICE STATION Timothy J. Santry, Jr., Proprietor 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Winn Street Burlington, Mass. BR 2-9818 Compliments of .. . ERNIE’S T.V. RADIO REPAIR 55 BEDFORD STREET BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS BRowning 2-1274 BELLOFRAM CORPORATION BLANCHARD ROAD BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of Compliments of SAWYER CONSTRUCTION THE CO., INC. VILLAGE GROCERY Blanchard Road Burlington, Massachusetts Cambridge Street Burlington, Mass. Telephone BR 2-9869 BRowning 2-20.10 3A SERVICE CENTER Compliments of Complete Automotive Service BURLINGTON PAINT WALLPAPER COMPANY CAMBRIDGE STREET BURLINGTON MASS. 270 Cambridge Street Tel. BRowning 2-9471 A. J. PEL COMPANY Wholesale Plumbing and Heating Supplies Route 128, Exit 35, Middlesex Turnpike BURLINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS BRowning 2-2500 PArkview 9-6300 Compliments of Compliments of .. . TOWNE COUNTRY JEWELRY CLYDE EVERETT EQUIPMENT CO. DIAMONDS —-ELGIN WATCHES BRowning 2-1350 Congratulations and best wishes to the CLASS OF 1961 from The Staff and Management of the FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 13 CENTER STREET BURLINGTON “Your School Bank’ Congratulations to the Class of “61” TOWN REXALL DRUG AT 1.G.A. SHOPPING CENTER Dependable Prescription Service BRowning 2-2380 Compliments of .. . GIVEN BROTHERS ° FLORIST WYMAN STREET BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS BRowning 2-2020 Compliments of .. . TECHNICAL OPERATIONS, INC. BURLINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS SPRAY ENGINEERING COMPANY 100 Cambridge Street BURLINGTON, MASS. ENGINEERS MANUFACTURES INDUSTRIAL SPRAYING EQUIPMENT Compliments of COUNTRY SOUIRE BAR-B-Q Cambridge Street Burlington BR 2-9821 ERNEST JONES AND SONS INC. (BUILDERS) Compliments of .. . BRESS STORES Charley Shea 5¢) 10¢, $1.00 and up and CAMBRIDGE STREET Tom Murphy BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS Tel. BRowning 2-1633 MORTON’S CREAMERY °¢ DELICATESSEN 29A WINN STREET BURLINGTON, MASS. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 DR. JOHN L. CASEY, JR. Podiatrist “Wishing The Seniors Future Success”’ TECH-WELD BURLINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS @ FLORIST Growers of Plants and Cut Flowers Member F.T.D. Floral Designs and Weddings Our Specialty 42 CAMBRIDGE ROAD WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS Tel. WElls 3-1697 A C SPORTING GOODS Wilson - Spaulding - MacGregor 19 MONTVALE AVENUE WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS WElls 3-0437 Bing Crosby | GEOPHYSICS CORPORATION OF AMERICA LAMe OO RESEARCH 6 : CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT : OFFICES BEDFORD FACILITY GEOPHYSICS CORPORATION OF AMERICA BEDFORD MASSACHUSETTS Dedicated to: “Science is that portion of accumulated knowledge in which new concepts are continuously developing from experiment and observation and these in turn lead to further experimentation and observation.” Compliments of .. . JERGUSON GAGE VALVE CO. “Gages and Valves for the Observation and Measurement of Liquids” ADAMS STREET BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of ... WOODWARDS BURLINGTON FUEL SERVICE, INC. WOODS CORNER Finetkood: Complete Installations and Oil Burner Service Reasonable Prices CAMBRIDGE STREET BURLINGTON 6 A.M.-7 P.M. BRowning 2-0830 TRANS-SONICS Compliments 1G A FOODLINER Center Street Route 3A Burlington “Wishing the Graduates success in the future”’ LANTZ AND TILTON Good Luck From BILL AND WALTERS AMOCO 276 Cambridge Street Burlington, Mass. BR 2-9863 Compliments of BURLINGTON LUMBER. INC. COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS FINISH AND HARDWARE Cambridge Street Route 3A Burlington, Mass. BR 2-2244 COMPLIMENTS OF DOMS ATLANTIC SERVICE COURTESY OIL CO. BRowning 2-9876 NEILSEN’S CYCLE SHOP BICYCLES Schwinn Raleigh 24 CAMBRIDGE STREET BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS BRowning 2-0870 DALE PHARMACY “Burlington’s Prescription Pharmacy” Economy Shopping Center BR 2-0410 BEST WISHES FROM JACK and GORDON McLEAN 1 CENTER STREET BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS JOHN A. CARRIER CORPORATION MIDDLESEX TURNPIKE BURLINGTON, MASS. Design and Manufacture of Special Machinery CENCI‘S BAKERY Specializing in Birthday, Anniversary and Wedding Cakes 22 CAMBRIDGE STREET (Route 3A) BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS Phone BRowning 2-2442 ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS, INC. Glass to Metal Seals 185 CAMBRIDGE STREET BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS BRowning 2-0363 CONNOLLY’S ONE-HOUR MARTINIZING 51 WINN STREET BURLINGTON Next to Carbone’s Market “Free Pickup and Delivery Service” BRowning 2-1496 “Service is our most important product.” All work done on premises. One-hour service at no extra cost. BURLINGTON FOOTWEAR ECONOMY SHOPPERS CENTER BURLINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS BR 2-2646 BRowning 2-323] TOWN COUNTRY Ti - RADIO Sales and Service CAMBRIDGE STREET BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS WINNMERE FABRICS Botany Yarns and All Types of Fabrics “SEW eMUCHSEORSS@OCLTILES BRowning 2-1779 292 CAMBRIDGE STREET BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS Compliments HP a ee BURLINGTON MOTOR MART Repairing on all makes of CARS and TRUCKS 24- CAMBRIDGE Compliments hour Towing Service Si. BURLINGTON BRowning 2-0819 Con 6 TURNERS SUNOCO STATION CAMBRIDGE STREET BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of .. . DeMONE BROTHERS CONCRETE FORMS BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS BRowning 2-0245 SILVERMAN’S MEN’S SHOP 394 MAIN STREET WOBURN MASSACHUSETTS Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Tuxedos for Hire Compliments of .. . K. J. MILLER CO. Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS BRowning 2-9193 Seas FOOT TANNING CO. OF MASS. BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS WINN STREET PHARMACY 31 WINN STREET BURLINGTON Prescriptions Baby Needs Diabetic Needs Cosmetics Photographic Supplies Hospital Needs Soda Fountain and Luncheonette Free Pick Up and Delivery — BRowning 2-2404 Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . MERCURY CLEANERS SCOTT STUDIOS CAMBRIDGE STREET CAMBRIDGE STREET BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS “For the Best in Photographs” WISHING YOU CONTINUED SUCCESS from SANDERS ASSOCIATES, INC. , Mbhetrauninric Auris OF NEW ENGLAND, INC. 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Reynolds Maj. and Mrs. Philip S. Reynolds Mr. Robert H. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Richardson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson Mr. F. W. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Rideout Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson and Family The Rodericks Mrs. Rogers Mr. Rose Mr. W. C. Rossiter Mr. Veto Rubino Mrs. Rush Mrs. James Russell The Russell Family Mr. and Mrs. Agatino J. Russo Mr. Joseph Russo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Russo Mr. Philip Russo Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ryan Louis Salemme Cricket Sample Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sampson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sanchez Mrs. Mary Jane Sandholm Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sarno Mr. Thomas Sarjeant Sr. Kimberly Saunders Mrs. Muriel Saunders Mrs. Schriber Mr. and Mrs. William Sciascia Mr. Warren Schofield Anthony Scolaro Mr. and Mrs. George Sharpe and Family Mr. George Shaw James A. Shea Mrs. Raymond Shea Mrs. Inez Sheerin Mr. and Mrs. Candide Simonelli Mrs. Robert Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siraco and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ed Skelton Jane and Kathy Skelton Mr. Donald N. Sleeper Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Sloan and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ira Slotchin and Family Mr. E. J. Small Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Small Mrs. David S. Smith Mr. Ernest Smith Mr. Joseph G. Smith Jr. Mr. Joseph G. Smith Sr. Leonard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard Snelly Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Sorli and Family Mrs. Alice Sousa Mr. George Sousa Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Souza and Family Kenneth Sousa Roger Spadafora Mrs. Marge Spears Mr. John Spillane Joseph Spinale Mr. and Mrs. Roy Springer Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stanford Mr. Stanley Mrs. Mary Steadman Mr. James De Stephano Mr. Donald E. Stitham Charles E. Stott Mr. Ronald Strong Mr. Robert Stuart-Vail Mr. and Mrs. Ed. J. Sullivan and Family Margret Sullivan Edward Surette Mrs. William Sweeney Mrs. Andrea Swenson alcous Mrs. Sara Swimm Mr. Maurice Tardif Mr. Edward Terenzoni Mr. and Mrs. Charles Terp and Family Mr. and Mrs. Wm, E. Thayer and Family Mr. Arthur W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson and Family Hirram Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson and Family Mr. Gordon Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thurston Mrs. Evelyn Tirrell Mr. Fred Trebino Mr. and Mrs. Richard Treem Mr. Maurice Tremblay Mr. Leo Tripodi Major and Mrs. John Truby Mrs. Kay Tobin Mr. and Mrs. William J. Tobin Joseph Tommasino Salvatore Turco Miriam Turnbull Mr. Raymond Twinning Mr. Paul Twombly Albert J. Vaccaro Anthony Vadala Robert Varney Mr. and Mrs. John J. Vina Angelo Votale Mrs. Herbert Walker Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Wallace Mr. Alfred Walsh John H. Ward Mrs. Clifford Ward Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Watters and Family Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Webber and Family Mr. Frank Welch Mrs. Raymond J. Welch Mr. Edward West Mr. Harold Wheeler Mr. Albert R. Wheelock Mr. Albert Wilde Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilde Dick Wilde Leona Wilkie Mr. Paul Wilkinson Mr. Wing Mrs. Wingood Ruth Witcomb Mr. James R. Wholly Mr. Richard Wong Compliments of The A. H. Wright's Mr. Gordon E. Irwin Mr. Ister Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Quinlan and Family Mrs. Gertrude Quirck Mr. Umbuhamb Mr. and Mrs. K. Yetman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmerman and Family Mr. Walter J. Zaremba Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zverblis Mr. Frank Zuppa Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wright ana Family I, , L, Gaal Agnes Allen, leave to Diane Cain and Pat MeGarr good old locker No. 8 and with it all the ants that it has accumulated in the three years. Virginia Anderson, leave to my brother, Kenny, or to anyone who may want it, the bottom of the locker. May they have better luck with flying books than | did. Vincent Bartolucci, leave my parking space to my brother, Alfred. Lorraine Beard, leave to Peggy Fields the bus ride every morning. Betty-Jo Boyajian, leave my locker with the broken door. William Bushee, leave Mrs. Wadsworth. Roger Caterino, leave Mac’s car out in the field. Gerard Chambers, leave my ability to pass bookkeeping in a class full of girls. Judith Chase, leave to Angela D’Arcangelo my ability to ‘flunk’’ my physics tests. Stephen Connors, leave, We, Marilyn Cunningham and Gayle Swett, leave our ability to order the boys red caps and gowns to anyone else who dares! Fontaine Deluca, leave to all short girls my ability to sneak into the lunch line without getting caught, | think! Edward Doyle, leave to my brother, Francis, one dilapitated gym bag. Bonnie Duncan, leave to Linda Duncan my ability to skip Mr. DeMasi’s study halls and not get caught. Dick Dyer, leave. Patricia Ellis, leave to the future occupants of Room 101 the “air conditioner.”’ Judith Fay, leave, running all the way! Charles Finn, leave my briefcase to anyone who wants it. John Fortes, leave all the dry humor of Problems Classes to anyone who wants it. Joan Gelinas, just leave! Toni Gentile, leave. Robert Given, leave to Mr. Nugent a set of rhombi, prismatoids, dihedrai angles, and parallelepipeds. Ruth Goodrich, leave to Susan Cooper another year in school. Jan Goss, just leave. Karen Griffin, leave peanut butter sandwishes to all future B.H.S. students. Barbara Guertin, leave to Ginger Newton my ability to foul out of almost every basketball game. Robert Guidoboni, leave by the first exit | can find full speed. John Harff, leave to anyone who wants it, the job of cleaning erasers in Mrs. Wadsworth’s homeroom. William Harvey, leave all the scenery from the Senior play to some poor Junior. Richard Healey, leave my ‘’make up” detention to my brother, Pee Wee. Nancy Hinckley, leave to my sister, Brenda, my ability to make one point on Varsity Basketball. Daniel Hogan, leave to Paul Christiansen, all the headaches in the audio-visual department. Lon Howell, leave to Mr. Roache, a suit. John Hurley, leave to the Juniors my table in lunch. Carole Hutchinson, leave my red slip to Termite, and my red butterflies to Pamela. Patricia Hyde, leave to Peter Nicholas, one seat in his car, and all the fight that went with it. Barbara Jackson, leave to anyone who wants it, detention in Room 202. Herbert Johnson, leave nothing! Ronald Johnson, leave to Jimmy Costa, all my daydreams. Doris Jones, leave to Sue Scanlan, my ability to tell unappreciated jokes. Carole Jorgeson, leave the teachers to my two brothers, and God help them! John Keene, leave the Juniors another happy year of school in B.H.S. Thomas Kelleher, leave a trot to each of Mr. McDonald’s Latin students. Joseph Kimball, leave to Gene Marshall, my pet scorpion. Ruth Kindred, leave to Diane Noonan, the key to my back door, under the mat. David Lacey, leave to anyone who wants them, all the pencils I’ve lost here. Stuart Liljegren, leave to my sister, Donna, the ability to skip study hall and not get caught. Carole Lombardo, leave Bookkeeping II to whoever wants it! Joanne Lovejoy, leave to the next Senior Class, my Physics book. Marcia Lundgren, leave to my brother, Conrad, my inability to get office detention. Paul Luti, leave to Mr. Cahoon all hi s tumbling mats and parallel bars. | haven’t any use for any of them. William MacDonald, leave, | hope! Rachel Manninen, leave my brother my luck to cut in lunch line without getting caught. Henry Masciocchi, leave Mr. Flowers. Marilyn Matthews, leave my uniform and all that goes with it to Maureen Armstrong. John Mcintosh, leave . . . no comment! Kizzie McKinnon, leave my seat in Ec. Geography to anyone who wants it. , Vf I | I, | | Melanie Moore, leave to my sister, Debbie and my friend, Allen, my ability to talk my way out of trouble and into mischief. Anne Morgan, leave to Carol Sherwood, the ability to go on a class trip to New York. Joyce Mortimer, leave to my sister, Terry, all the fun of detention. George Mosnicka, leave to my brother and sister, old B.H.S. and to Ginny, all the good times | had while in B.H.S. Ray Naramore, leave to Ed Bruno, the privilege to get Mr. Cahoon his coffee every morning at gym. Cherise Newton, leave to my sisters, Ginger, Judy, and Linda, my many worn-out pairs of sneakers. Larry O'Leary, leave. Mary O'Leary, leave to one of you lucky Juniors my seat in Mr. Nile’s car. Judith Pareseau, leave all the good times | had to my sister, Paula with hopes that she has more of them. Elizabeth Pazeretsky, leave to my sister, Carol, the ability to acquire an engagement ring during her Senior year. Stanley Penny, leave — leave — leave! Donald Peterson, leave. Richard Peterson, leave to Mr. Flowers, my typewriter. Nancy Pratt, leaving Bookkeeping and (P.F.) to anyone that wants them. Sheila Prindeville, leave my old used science project to my brother, Jimmy. John Puleo, leave my ability to be late for Mr. Fogelberg’s class to anyone who wants it. Judy Ramsdell, leave to Barbara Burke, my space on the ineligible list. Nancy Richardson, leave to my sister, Ruthie, my ability to think of something “clever’’ to leave in the class will Barbara Roberto, leave Mr. Flowers! Steven Roebuck, leave to anyone who wants it, Miss Grey’s “lovely” classes, and a bottle of aspirin for the after effects. Dick Russel, leave Marianne Merino, my old gym sneakers in locker 10. Janet Russo, leave to Angela D’Arcangelo, my ability to make the bus in the morning. Sandra Russo, leave to the future Seniors, the ability to graduate. Robert Sanchez, am taking it all with me. Nancy Seminatore, leave to those who are not scientifically inclined and must submit a project the Science Fair, my Sympathy. Danny Shea, leave, thank God! Virginia Skelton, leave to my brother, Larry, and cousin, Betty, the detention hall. William Small, leave Mr. Flowers to anyone who wants him. Melvin Smith, leave all my cigarette butts in the basement and out back as a symbol of my 3 years at B.H.S. igre Smith, leave my locker No. 91 which | have had for 4 years. Please take good care of it. Steve Springer, leave. Charles Stott, leave. Russel Strout, leave Mr. Jay. Constance Tobin, leave to future bookkeeping classes, Mr. Flowers and the swinging times we had. Barbara Torres, leave to the followers at B.H.S., my technique of avoiding gym classes and teachers in our smoking areas. Susan Ulson, leave to next year’s Seniors a WARM St. Patrick’s day, and the hope of no “after effects.’ Catherine VanGemeri, leave to Cheryl Comey, Nancy Holland and Jean Cote, each one box of Kleenex in return for all those which | have borrowed throughout the year. Edna Watters, leave my sister, Janice, the ability to do all her homework. Roy Winchester, leave to the future Yearbook Staff, a pair of scissors, and a new meter stick. Hoping we have brought back fond memories . . . We bring our yearbook to a close The Senior Class wishes to thank Lorraine Sullivan for the many cartoons appearing in this yearbook. =tutograpls | an ta ph - = a are ve i R. A, , oway © os | ne? fa ate : pe ive i a - 7 eo Vint Seely os welington Atigh ee ee ve